Stories from Sunday, January 16, 2022

Following a disappointing loss at North Putnam Friday night, Greencastle looked for a bounce back effort against visiting Edgewood Saturday in WIC boys’ basketball play. The response was stunted by a dominant game from the Mustangs’ Caden Huttenlocker, who outscored the Tiger Cubs by himself with 31 points, along with a strong supporting role from Zach Sims, who scored 18 points, as the visitors rolled in a 67-30 win...

ROACHDALE - The North Putnam Cougars boys’ basketball team used a 20-0 run between the 3rd and 4th quarters to pull away from the Monrovia Bulldogs in a 76-52 non-conference victory at home Saturday night. The Cougars came out executing well on the offensive end, getting penetration from their guards and getting good looks for their shooters. ...

ELLETSVILLE – North Putnam was the only school to have all 14 wrestlers place at the WIC Wrestling Meet, helping the team finish as runner-up to champions Owen Valley Saturday afternoon. “It was a great day for Cougar wrestling at WIC on Saturday,” North Putnam head coach Michael Murphy said. “We went into the day knowing we had a shot at coming home as the champs or at minimum runner-up...

ROCKVILLE – Off the back of a win against Cascade the prior night, Cloverdale traveled to Parke Heritage Saturday night for a look at a potential boys’ basketball sectional opponent. The Clovers used a patient approach on offense to counter the Wolves’ 2-3 zone most of the night while the defense kept the opposition under 10 points each quarter to hand the hosts their fifth-straight loss 34-31...

TERRE HAUTE — First-year civil engineering students at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology are gearing up to work on design projects in the spring. They are currently seeking ideas from Wabash Valley citizens and community groups. Typical projects include parking lot designs, solutions for drainage and traffic problems, site development layouts, floor plans for small buildings, and designs for athletic fields, playgrounds and park projects...

POLAND — Wasatch Lake has announced the addition of a husband-and-wife team to reside at and manage the 400-acre private retreat and woodland getaway. Ryan and Tara Cummings joined the Wasatch Lake team in the fall of 2021 and are looking forward to caring for the property and managing guest experiences...